Chapter 419
Leaving aside the comments from Isabelleโs fansโafter all, she cannot control them, and as a doctor, not a celebrity, she has no obligation to manage themโit can be said that those fans who insult Lia have nothing to do with her. However, she saw two interview videos where Isabelle clearly disliked Lia! This is quite different from Isabelleโs behavior in front of her.
Remembering some intentional or unintentional hints from Nora, as well as several angry remarks, Helena couldnโt help but start to doubt. Did Nora tell the truth? Is Isabelle intentionally targeting Lia?
Feeling her suspicion, Isabelleโs heart skipped a beat. She suddenly showed a somewhat sad expression. โGrandma, did you hear something from someone? It seems like you donโt love me as much as beforeโฆโ
Helena, who had watched her grow up, felt a pang of sympathy, but some things needed clarifying. โNo one told me anything; I saw something online. When the journalist was interviewing you, how could you say such things about Lia?โ Helena was a little dissatisfied.
Knowing the reason would be good, Isabelle felt a slight relief. The next moment, her eyes suddenly turned red, and she awkwardly lowered her head, saying without hesitation, โIโm sorry, Grandma, it was my fault.โ
โI knew I shouldnโt have said that, but I couldnโt control myself because I was really jealous of Ophelia. Ever since she appeared, it seems like Grandma, Xander, and even Lenora donโt like me as much anymore. Iโฆ Iโm a little scared.โ
She looked up, with a bewildered and helpless expression. โI know that everything I have now used to belong to Ophelia. What should I do when she comes back?โ
She stubbornly held back her tears and said, โI can give up everythingโthe inheritance left by my mother, the position of heirโbut I just canโt bear to part with you all.โ
โBut I knew that my name was not right and my words were not proper. If Ophelia came back, I would have to make room for her, and then I would lose you allโฆโ
โGrandma, Iโm sorryโฆ but I was really scared!โ Speaking of this, her voice was already unable to hide the sobbing.
After hearing all this, Helena was heartbroken and embraced her. โGood child, donโt cry, donโt cry.โ
Isabelle, looking fragile, lay in Helenaโs arms, knowing she had passed the test, and quietly curled her lips. Helena sighed, โIt was my fault. I have been neglecting you lately.โ
โBut Ophelia was my granddaughter, and you were also my granddaughter. Ophelia came back, so of course you were her sister. How could I let you leave the Whitaker family? Silly child!โ
Seeing the situation was going well, Isabelle seized the opportunity and whispered, โBut it seems like Ophelia doesnโt really like meโฆโ
โHow can you say that?โ
Isabelle gave a bitter smile and looked up. โGrandmother, I said I didnโt bully Ophelia with anyone else; do you believe me?โ
โAt that time, David simply asked her if she had an appointment, reminding her that she couldnโt come to that floor without one. But when she saw me, she became aggressive and started mocking me, saying that I had made that place dirty. After that, she angrily decided to leave on her own.โ
โI promised you that I would try my best to get along well with her, so how could I dare to drive her away? But I didnโt expect that she would say such things to Grandma afterwards.โ